Though believers may die for Christ’s sake, not a hair of our heads will perish—for our lives are safe forever in His hands.
Though believers may die for Christ’s sake, not a hair of our heads will perish—for our lives are safe forever in His hands.
Most of us live in freedom, right? What about the fact that we are all born slaves to sin? Where is the deliverance from that?
When fear rises, remember: Christ’s breath alone destroys evil. His victory is sure, His comfort eternal.
When God called Moses, he said, “Who am I?” God replied, “I will be with you.” We may be weak, but His strength is enough.
We are very stained by sin, trying harder isn’t the answer. We need Jesus! He suffered, died and rose again for us. Only His blood can make us whiter than snow.
No one wants to suffer, but suffering come to us. It’s no fun, and no one likes it, but Jesus promises that our reward will be great in Heaven!
He [Jesus] entered Jericho and was passing through. And behold, there was a man named Zacchaeus. He was a chief tax collector and was rich. And he was seeking to see who Jesus was, but on account of the crowd he could not, because he was small in stature. So he ran on...
Jesus welcomed even babies, showing that His love reaches us through touch as well as words.
Whatever we’ve done, good or flawed, Jesus makes it worthy. He turns our lives into offerings of love.
God’s mercy reached even Cain. His mark became a sign of grace—just as Baptism marks us as forgiven and loved in Christ.